Tesco Price Checker Thread #8

jbrockwell5081

Oh dear lord. Now I can see why I haven't been on here for a while and have moved over to couponing. Nothing new to see here....come on everyone, move along. Be helpful and post matches etc or nice chat; we won't get anywhere with this discussion.

almond

celebrate wrote: »

thick question
are you implying the same one was used in seperate transactions?

thats what i am trying to work out , the last 4 numbers are the receipt number so surley must match? when you hand in reciept

celebrate

jbrockwell5081 wrote: »

Oh dear lord. Now I can see why I haven't been on here for a while and have moved over to couponing. Nothing new to see here....come on everyone, move along. Be helpful and post matches etc or nice chat; we won't get anywhere with this discussion.

thats what makes it sooo interesting!!!:D

Legendmum

BUT SA's are Not signing or even looking at receipts in some stores!

on-the-count-of-three

celebrate wrote: »

thick question
are you implying the same one was used in seperate transactions?

Well, my interpretation of the scenario is.....

For example, you make 5 transactions, giving you 5 receipts, each bringing you back a £20 voucher.
Receipts/voucher numbers match of course, so you'll have 5 vouchers..ending in say,
1234
2345
3456
4567
5678

You know a store which not only doesn't check receipts, but also allows you to use multiple vouchers in the same transaction, so in you go with above vouchers and perhaps use them to buy clothing for £100.

Then you print off another 5 vouchers
1234
2345
3456
4567
5678 and off you go back again & buy yourself a lawnmower

Then you print off another 5 vouchers
1234
2345
3456
4567
5678

& treat yourself to some beauty products.....& repeat...ad infinitum

Oh...***and you adhere strictly to the t&c's*** ( as if!)by never using the same voucher more than once in the same transaction. (ie: You don't pay with vouchers, 1234, 2345, 2345,2345, & 5678)

Of course, by doing this they are clearly understanding that it is the same voucher that can only be used once, despite their protestations otherwise.;)

jbrockwell5081 wrote: »

Oh dear lord. Now I can see why I haven't been on here for a while and have moved over to couponing. Nothing new to see here....come on everyone, move along. Be helpful and post matches etc or nice chat; we won't get anywhere with this discussion.

You are so right..I was just drawn in , mea culpa.:o
Some comparisons on the meal deal thread though, & I try to be helpful over there. :A

celebrate

OMG!!:eek::eek::eek:
i must live a really niave life

i thought the T&C's said use each voucher only once nothing about seperate transactions

isn't that what the whole argument before was over-the interpretation of whether just printing out the voucher again-it is the same voucher whereas a few believed that miraculously made it into a different voucher?

Jodie+Matt

Tesco should have been more careful and stated this voucher may only be printed and used once.

Jodie+Matt

The voucher says this voucher can only be used once. <<<FULL STOP

on-the-count-of-three

celebrate wrote: »

OMG!!:eek::eek::eek:
i must live a really niave life

i thought the T&C's said use each voucher only once nothing about seperate transactions

isn't that what the whole argument before was over-the interpretation of whether just printing out the voucher again-it is the same voucher whereas a few believed that miraculously made it into a different voucher?

It is yes.
I think you may find that a few came down to a party of one....okay maybe one and a troll..:rotfl:but now seems to have doubled in numbers...henlans and symnz.;)

Jodie+Matt

Not saying I haven't used a voucher more than once though, just not gonna go around trying to say it's not breaking the terms, when I know it is. Just as I knew using multiple emails and doing multiple shops a day was against the terms